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A platform does not need to have revolutionary changes year-on-year to still matter or be important to its users. That does not mean it "doesn't matter" — macOS
by neilalexander 1y ago
A platform does not need to have revolutionary changes year-on-year to still matter or be important to its users. That does not mean it "doesn't matter" — macOS works just fine for a lot of people.
Incremental quality-of-life improvements are nice from time to time, and bug fixes are always welcome, but otherwise I would be quite happy for them to leave good alone.
- wlesieutre 1y agoHow many products have been ruined by people insisting that nothing can ever be finished and it’s critical to keep adding and changing major stuff every year because god forbid sending email work the same today as it did yesterday?
- karmakaze 1y agoI would go further to say it's the changes (additions or otherwise) that have made macOS less relevant and will likely not be the OS on my next computer(s). They have actively not left good alone.